Pushing the dial signalled the termination of the trial and initiated the next sequence.
What excited them was the music they could hear, usually late at night, coming from stations on the upper end of the radio dial, where signals tended to be weaker.
It rings with the now-ancient echo of John R, broadcasting from Nashville over Radio Station WLAC, 1510 on the: dial, its signal faintly received but eagerly listened to by an audience that took root in Stratford, Ontario, and Elaine, Arkansas, all with the same passion.
In this case, PABX detects the event Lift caused by the lift of the handset in the caller system (Step 2) and, then, returns a dial tone signal to the same system resulting in Step 4. Step 5: The dial activity is hidden since it is irrelevant to the analysis of the composition.
We found that after repeatedly associating with the effect of deep brain stimulation on rigidity, a common dial phone signal itself was able to reduce the mean values of viscoelastic stiffness in the placebo stage (368.8 ± 50.4 N m−1) as compared to the stimulation-off conditions (383.7 ± 61.2 N m−1) (q = 4.18; p < 0.05) in ten patients with Parkinson's disease.
Drugs might be developed to, for example, somehow dial up the signals at that junction where the neurons are supposed to be telling muscles to move.
At 1170 on the AM dial, WMTR's signal extends from Somerset to Hunterdon to Middlesex Counties; at 1250, it reaches across Morris, Essex, Hudson and Passaic Counties.
You'd think someone on the set at some point would have given Redmayne the "dial it back" signal, but no such luck.
When we take time to make ourselves available to our intuitive guidance we actually bypass the intellect and dial into the signal emanating from the heart.
"By providing more signals, more dials — that can agree or disagree — these new technologies give a more complete picture of crafting a political forecast".
